It's hilarious to see people up in arms about these students protesting.
As though students from different generations didn't do exactly the same thing about the Gulf, Iraq, Afghanistan and Vietnam Wars.
As though students from different generations didn't do exactly the same thing about the Gulf, Iraq, Afghanistan and Vietnam Wars.
I remember protesting at Penn in '85 ('86?) to persuade the trustees to divest from companies doing business in apartheid South Africa. And you know what? The trustees divested.
The irony of a group of people who loved the slang "ok boomer" going back to a boomer moment and a boomer song should not be lost on anyone...